Posted by Neredbojias on 02/07/06 08:06

With neither quill nor qualm, Mel quothed:

> We did not even get into the major areas. What you see
> there is a simple case and like you said, can not be
> done in a day or two, while its up and running in 4 hours
> Once you get to Session management and Persistent object
> area and forms; that is when the light bulb goes off.
>
> You same an order of magnitude in time and effert then
> and then only.
>
> consider a simple form like this:
>
> tk::form -name MYFORM -callback MyCallback {
> text fname= size=20
> text lname= size=30
> text paswd= size=30 type=password
>
> submit_button action="PRESS MEL"
> } page "Main" id 1238
>
>
> or on any page save your interesting stuff for the life
> of this session as simple as:
>
> tk::setAttribute -name ShoppingCart "1 MacosX $2000, 2 Car $14500"
>
> and access it from any page like:
>
> set cart [tk::getAttribute -name ShoppingCart]
>
> each of these lines translate into 100s if not 1000s of
> code.
>
> But anywho. it all does not matter anyway

Well, as I said, best of luck to you. I'm "into" javascript which can
also be used to "versatilize" and/or simplify html so there is some
empathy here.

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Neredbojias
Contrary to popular belief, it is believable.

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